The Apartheid Wall

This game was made for the Free Palestine Jam

Israel practices apartheid, occupation, and settler colonialism on millions of Palestinians in different ways and through different systems and physical structures. One of the ways that Israel practices apartheid is by limiting the freedom of movement of over 2 million Palestinians who live in the west bank by keeping them behind an Apartheid wall. The same wall does not limit the movement of Jewish Israelis however. Palestinians need special permits to go past the wall. Those permits are very hard to get. The wall is not a country's border and should not be treated as such (Israel does not recognize the existence of a Palestinian state in the first place). Real established borders might require visas to allow a person to go past them, but this physical wall, which is not a real country border is controlled by the Israeli occupation and has little to do with travel or immigration and a lot to do with subjugation. 

In this mini-game, you get to see the wall in front of you in digital form and you have the power to break it apart, piece by piece with simple mouse clicks